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The rupiah gained 0.14% to Rp14,630 per dollar and was on track for a fifth consecutive weekly gain, though the rally has been small. Market sentiment was weakening due to rising Covid-19 cases in the US and Europe, and US GDP data and the presidential election were due.
A sustained rupiah rally lowers Indonesian import costs for feed ingredients, but risk-off sentiment could reverse the trend and push USD/IDR higher.
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